Lyle Hill

Lyle Hill is a perspective in Greenock, Inverclyde, Scotland. Giving an all encompassing perspective over the Clyde, its most astounding point is 426 feet 130 m above ocean level. It disregards Gourock and the Tail of the Bank, a zone of the River Clyde named after the finish of the long sandbanks coming about because of the river`s venture from the districts of Lanark and Renfrew and meaning the time when the stream turns into the Firth of Clyde.

Likewise unmistakable are the Cowal slopes, with the town of Dunoon underneath, the Holy Loch, previous site of the US Navy Scottish submarine base and the settlements of Kilcreggan, Rosneath and Helensburgh toward the east. On a sunny morning, it is possible to see past the Erskine Bridge to Glasgow in the east, and the Island of Arran and past toward the south west.

Promptly toward the north of the slope Greenock's Battery Park framed from landfill at the season of railroad development gives level playing fields, limited on the west by Gourock's Cardwell Bay and on the east by the previous torpedo manufacturing plant, now possessed by warehousing and a lodging advancement, and the Navy Buildings for since quite a while ago involved by HM Coastguard.